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All lessons: Remove/replace Replit suggestions #29180

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Suggest the use of Codepen instead of Replit
Eduardo06sp Dec 8, 2024
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Remove Replit suggestion for creating a live demo
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Replace Replit suggestions with generic REPL suggestions
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Remove suggestions to use Replit
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- You need to buy before you can sell
- Pay attention to edge cases like when the lowest day is the last day or the highest day is the first day.

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This section contains a general overview of topics that you will learn in this lesson.
- What is a block?

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### A Node website!

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By now you should know enough to be dangerous. There's *definitely* more to learn but you already know enough about Node to actually make something! So let's do it! You will be creating a very basic informational site that contains 4 pages: index, about, contact-me and 404. Keep in mind that the content of these pages isn't really all that important. So there's no need to spend a lot of time filling them up or trying to make them look pretty.